What is the best resource for demographic information (employment rate, income, homeownership....)...is there a central website or service that you can go to...or is it something you need to find particular to each market?

I'm looking to network with other real estate investors and I was wondering if there were any specific websites, meetup groups, or resources within BP that anybody else in my position has found particularly useful in their quest to connect with people.  

Hey everyone,I know this has been discussed some in previous posts, but I wanted to know if anyone has a particular skip tracing service they would recommend?

Example, one particular house 2013 SEV listed as 33,400 which was 4.8% lower than 2012. 

And I've also done Google searches on the topic as well, and again could not find anyone teaching or discussing this particular technique.  

DFW has done fantastic at attracting both population and jobs into the area.Austin: 12 months from a PEAK, although a great market to be in for the long-term, particularly due to the growth in the tech industry here.

The construction  repair/maintenance topic seems to be a particularly universal problem for many investors until you find a great one so just really do your homework and get referrals if you can.

I have heard that some HOA's limit the amount of units that can be rented in a particular complex.

So that is something you always want to consider- what market will best fit your goals, rather than just hearing a particular market is amazing and going for it.

I've been to this particular boot camp several times and while I stopped take copious notes, there were times where I might listen to information I knew for say an hour, and of the 60 minutes, there was inevitable those 2 minutes with some tweak that I was able to walk away with, that made a huge change in my business.